Digital Commerce Committee
The Digital Commerce Committee was formed in the 1990s as the E-commerce Committee and has a focus on commercial and government/regulatory transactions with business and consumers using digital and related technologies and platforms including digital marketing, procurement, supply and service delivery, contracting, authentication, signing and consents. It was renamed the Digital Commerce Committee in 2019 and its remit includes emerging legal issues in digital commerce and the effects of regulatory regimes like anti-money laundering and privacy on digital commerce and vice versa.
Chair
- Aaron Lane (Melbourne)
RMIT Blockchain Innovation Hub
Deputy Chair
- James Moore (Sydney)
HWL Ebsworth Lawyers
- Mark Sneddon (Melbourne)
Holley Nethercote
- Susannah Wilkinson (Brisbane)
Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer
Executive Liaison
- Philip Argy (Sydney)
Argystar.com
Last Updated on 30/07/2026
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